| schizotypal |
exhibiting eccentricities in behavior and communication style, and decreased ability to form social relationships, similar to those of schizophrenia but less severe. See under personality.
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| schizotypal p. (disorder) |
[DSM-IV] a personality disorder characterized by marked deficits in social and interpersonal competence and eccentricities in ideation, appearance, and behavior; ideas of reference are common, as are odd beliefs or magical thinking, cognitive or perceptual distortions, little capability or desire for close relationships, excessive social anxiety, suspiciousness, and occasional paranoid ideation. It differs from schizophrenia, to which it is related, in having only transient psychotic episodes, if any.
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| schizozoite |
merozoite.
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| schizophrenia |
is a severe mental disorder characterized by unpredictable thoughts and behaviour and a withdrawal from reality.
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| schizophrenia |
When used in reference to the field of Analytical Psychology originally named dementia praecox, It was thought to be a disorder of body chemistry. it is characterized by a splitting apart of thoughts, feelings and actions. Jung acknowledged a physiological component in the illness but considered that its primary origin was psychological - the domination of personality by a split-off complex.
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